Queen-Cleopatra The Day I Rescued Her -V- Now In My Care

Okay So The Day I Went To PetCo For Feed I Noticed That There Was This Beautiful Little Baby Stuck Between The Top Mesh Of Their Enclosure Where They Housed 3 Chameleons All Of Which I Purchased Due To Their Living Environment But I Never Saw Cleo The Day I Bought King-Kaiser & Queen-Azariah Whom Belongs To My Son Cleo Was Noticed 4 Days Later… She Was Trapped And Dark Red Almost Black I Took One Look At Her And Shouted Across The Store For Help I Screamed “She’s Trapped Someone Come Get Her Out Now! And She Is Coming Home With Me!” I Also Noticed She Had Some Shedding Stuck To Her Like Papier-Mâché From Being Wet Which Is A Big No No Which Came Off After I Wet A Q-Tip And Gently Rolled It Over The Top Of Her Casque That Night I Called My Exotic Vet And Took Her In That Friday Today She Thrives In My Care Loves Hand Feedings Handling Is No Issue She Eats Her Crickets & Horn Worms Off The Tongs And Her Meal Worms And Dubia Roaches She Eats Out Of Her Bowl She Also Comes Down & Perches Up On My Hand Holds Her Bowl And Starts Chowing Down She’s A Winner I Would Not Trade Her For Anything 💙🤏🏽💯
 

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Welcome to the forum and congratulations on your three little babies! I just noticed in another thread that you were asking about the mark above her eye, it's likely she scrapped it on the mesh of the cage screen. It looks to be healing well, though. Poor girl, it's good to see they went to a good caring home! I also just have to mention that if their cages are kept side by side, you should have a barier between them, so they can't see each other in their cages. Keep us updated on their growth and sharing pictures of your little loves. 🙂
 
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